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writes:I have a question in relation to a situation that I am writing for one of my fictional characters. It’s somewhat bizarre, but… yeah.So, the character (Let’s call him Moe) is 10 years of age, and he has a sweetheart-like female friend (Daughter of Sonic and Amy). They have great chemistry, you know. All good stuff. Yet, there’s a problem. They have a bully who terrorizes the students and staff at the school, and the Student Body is getting tired of living in fear of being hospitalized by the bully. So, now the drama starts to come into play. Hours before the bully is fought and defeated, Moe's girlfriend-like companion unfortunately gets a wrinkle to deal with…… a rival. Now, Moe is interested in the first girl, and not her rival, who is really intent on getting a date with Moe.Fast forward to the battle, it turns out that Moe was the perfect person to fight against the enemy. Now, the threat is basically nonexistent. Ok, now the rival really wants to hit on Moe. But, here’s what I am curious about. Let’s say that Moe unintentionally gets a massive "fan club" that frequently bombards him with pickup lines, or occasionally tries to get some questionable photos of the boy, only to get caught for being peepers. You know, that sort of thing. What would you offer to Moe as advice for dealing with this sort of situation? Reply to this Question
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reader, Youcannotbeserious  +, writes (29 December 2021):
 This is YOUR story. Why are you asking for input from others? What do YOU think should happen? THAT is what is important.
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reader, anonymous, writes (29 December 2021): As a published writer myself I find this amusing. Part of the job of a writer is to work out any storylines yourself.
Asking other people to do it for you is the same as asking them to do your job for you. I very much doubt you are a writer, more likely a wannabee writer, dreaming of being a writer and getting a buzz out of writing a bit here and realising that at least two people will read it. You seem to forget that the challenge is writing something others enjoy reading and are glad they read and would have paid to read.
If you cannot come up with your own story lines you are not a writer my dear. You are fantasising it and trying to use the caring, kind free agony aunts here to fuel your fantasy. You are not good at writing anyway. A real writer could rewrite and improve your question far better very quickly. If you struggle to write a few sentences sensibly your fantasy of being a writer goes nowhere.
It all sounds very childish anyway. Stick to your day job.
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